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Mid-Century French Folk Art Hand-Forged Iron Horseshoe Rooster Sculpture – Attrib. Les Artisans de Marolles, c. 1950s
Okay this wrought iron rooster is a FIND! Attributed to the post-war French design collective Les Artisans de Marolles, founded by sculptor Jean Touret in the 1950s. They were celebrated for elevating utilitarian ironwork into highly expressive minimalist art. This piece repurposes a horseshoe for the main body (sick!) and it’s got amazing hammered texture.
Material: hand-forged wrought iron
Measurements: 10” H x 6” L x 4.5” W
Weight: 1.2lbs
Condition: excellent vintage condition. strong welds and structurally sound with a natural, aged patina. no maker's marks, as is typical for these unique artisan-forged regional pieces.
Okay this wrought iron rooster is a FIND! Attributed to the post-war French design collective Les Artisans de Marolles, founded by sculptor Jean Touret in the 1950s. They were celebrated for elevating utilitarian ironwork into highly expressive minimalist art. This piece repurposes a horseshoe for the main body (sick!) and it’s got amazing hammered texture.
Material: hand-forged wrought iron
Measurements: 10” H x 6” L x 4.5” W
Weight: 1.2lbs
Condition: excellent vintage condition. strong welds and structurally sound with a natural, aged patina. no maker's marks, as is typical for these unique artisan-forged regional pieces.